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For one thing, if we're cleaning up filenames, lets put that code
in the sub called 'clean_up_filename' rather than in manifind. And
since the language of the MANIFEST is really Unix-format filespecs,
convert to those. This becomes especially important in handling
extended filespecs because unixification also unescapes escaped
characters.
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Both manifind and maniread were not completely matching filesystem
behavior when downcasing filenames.
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If they are escaped and on an ODS-5 volume, that is. We
then have to clean up all versions of the files created
by a test we weren't running before.
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This is a follow-up to e4ac890e26c, which changed behavior from
appending to an existing MANIFEST to creating a new one. On VMS,
that would give us multiple versions, which probably wouldn't
matter except that the tests insist that there is one and only
one copy of every file they've created and they only clean up the
highest version.
The easiest way to handle this is to make sure we clean up first
before creating a new MANIFEST file.
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Randy Kobes passed away recently, so let's have p5p maintain it for now.
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